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Hotel Pick up List Hotel Pick Up List 6:00am Acqualina Resort & Spa on the Beach 6:45am Crescent Resort on Miami Beach 6:50am Chelsea Hotel 6:00am Beachcomber Hotel 6:45am Crest Hotel & Suites 6:50am Chesterfield Hotel Suites & Spa 6:00am Dream South Beach Hotel 6:45am Delano Hotel 6:50am Clevelander Hotel 6:00am Golden Strand Resort 6:45am Edgewater South Beach 6:50am Clifton Hotel Miami Beach 6:00am La Playa de Varadero 6:45am Gale South Beach 6:50am Clinton Hotel 6:00am Marco Polo Beach Resort 6:45am Geneva Hotel South Beach 6:50am Colony Hotel 6:00am Marenas Resort Sunny Isles Beach 6:45am Greenview Boutique Hotel 6:50am Congress Hotel 6:00am Newport Beachside Hotel & Resort 6:45am Haddon Hall Miami Beach 6:50am Deco Walk Hostel 6:00am Sole On The Ocean 6:45am Hilton Grand Vacations Suites South Beach 6:50am Fairwind Hotel & Suites 6:00am Thunderbird Beach Resort 6:45am Hotel 18 6:50am Harrison Hotel 6:00am Travelodge Monaco N Miami And Sunny Isles Beach 6:45am Hotel Claremont 6:50am Hilton Bentley 6:00am Trump International Beach Resort 6:45am Hotel Eva Miami 6:50am Hotel Astor 6:15am Beach Place Miami 6:45am Hotel Setai 6:50am Hotel Breakwater Miami Beach 6:15am Best Western Oceanfront Resort 6:45am Island House Hotel 6:50am Hotel St Augustine 6:15am Essex House Hotel 6:45am Lincoln Arms Suites 6:50am Hotel Victor 6:15am Howard Johnson Plaza Dezerland Beach & Spa 6:45am Loews Miami Beach Hotel 6:50am Impala Hotel 6:15am Solara Surfside Resort 6:45am Lorraine Hotel 6:50am Jazz on South Beach Hostel 6:15am Villa Harding Suites by Boutique Rentals 6:45am Marseilles Hotel 6:50am Lord Balfour 6:20am Baltic Hotel 6:45am Nassau Suites Hotel 6:50am Lords South Beach At Nash Miam 6:20am Canyon Ranch - Hotel & Spa 6:45am Parisian Hotels 6:50am Majestic Hotel South Beach 6:20am Casablanca on the Ocean Hotel 6:45am Penguin Hotel 6:50am Marlin Hotel 6:20am Collins Hotel 6:45am Prince Michael 6:50am Metropole South Beach 6:20am Crystal Beach Suites & Hotel 6:45am Ritz Carlton 6:50am Miami Beach International Travelers Hostel 6:20am Days Inn & Suites / North Beach Oceanfront 6:45am Riviera Hotel South Beach 6:50am Ocean Five Hotel 6:20am Hawaii Hotel 6:45am Riviere South Beach Hotel 6:50am Ocean Hotel 6:20am Lombardy Hotel 6:45am Sadigo Court Hotel 6:50am Pelican Hotel 6:20am Ocean Surf Hotel 6:45am Sagamore Hotel 6:50am Prime Hotel 6:20am Sherry Frontenac Oceanfront Hotel 6:45am San Juan Hotel 6:50am Prime Hotel La Flora 6:20am Sixty Sixty Resort 6:45am Seagull Hotel South Beach 6:50am Princess Ann Hotel 6:20am The Mimosa Hotel 6:45am Shore Club 6:50am Royal Hotel South Beach 6:25am The New Hotel 6:45am SLS Hotel South Beach 6:50am Savoy 6:30am Best Western Atlantic Beach Resort 6:45am South Beach Hotel 6:50am Sense South Beach 6:30am Days Inn Miami Beach/Oceanside 6:45am South Beach Plaza Villas 6:50am Shelley Hotel 6:30am Design Suites at Castle Beach 6:45am South Seas Hotel 6:50am Sherbrooke Hotel 6:30am Eden Roc Renaissance Miami Beach 6:45am Surfcomber Hotel Miami 6:50am South Beach Marriott 6:30am Fontainebleau Resort 6:45am The Aqua Hotel 6:50am Starlite Hotel 6:30am Four Points by Sheraton Miami Beach 6:45am The Delores Hotel 6:50am Suites On South Beach 6:30am Grand Beach Hotel 6:45am The Dorset Hotel 6:50am The Garden Hotel 6:30am Holiday Inn - Oceanfront 6:45am The James Royal Palm Resort Hotel 6:50am The Hotel of South Beach 6:30am Miami Beach Resort 6:45am The National Hotel Miami Beach 6:50am The Jetset Franklin Hotel 6:30am Ocean Spray Hotel 6:45am The Perry South 6:50am The Kent Hotel 6:30am Seacoast Suites 6:45am The President Hotel 6:50am The Loft Hotel 6:30am Soho Beach House 6:45am The Raleigh Hotel 6:50am The Ocean Reef hotel 6:30am The Alexander All suites Oceanfront Resort 6:45am The Richmond Hotel 6:50am The Park Central Hotel 6:35am Atlantic Beach Hotel 6:45am The Sanctuary South Beach 6:50am The South Beach Hostel 6:35am Churchill Suites Crown 6:45am The Shelborne Beach Resort 6:50am The Tides 6:35am Circa 39 Hotel 6:45am Townhouse Hotel 6:50am Villa Italia Hotel 6:35am Claridge Hotel 6:45am Traymore Hotel 6:50am Waldorf Towers Hotel 6:35am Courtyard Cadillac Marriott 6:45am Tropics Hotel 6:50am Whitelaw Hotel 6:35am Red South Beach 6:45am Villa Paradiso Hotel 7:15am Bayside Marketplace 6:35am Riu Florida Beach Hotel 6:45am Viscay Hotel 7:15am Casa Moderna Miami Hotel & Spa 6:35am The Palms Hotel & Spa 6:45am W Hotel South Beach 7:15am Courtyard Miami Downtown 6:35am Venezia Hotel 6:45am Winter Haven Hotel 7:15am Doubletree Grand Hotel Biscayne Bay 6:35am Versailles Hotel 6:45am Z Ocean Hotel 7:15am Epic Hotel 6:35am Westgate South beach 6:50am Anglers Boutique Resort 7:15am First So-Fi 6:45am Albion Hotel 6:50am Avalon Hotel 7:15am Fortune House 6:45am Beach Plaza 6:50am Beach Paradise Hotel 7:15am Hilton Miami Downtown 6:45am Berkeley Shore Hotel 6:50am Beacon Hotel 7:15am Holiday Inn Port of Miami 6:45am Betsy Hotel 6:50am Bentley Hotel 7:15am Hyatt Regency Miami 6:45am Boulan South Beach 6:50am Blue Moon Hotel 7:15am Intercontinental Miami Hotel 6:45am Cadet Hotel 6:50am Boulevard Hotel 7:15am Ithaca of South Beach 6:45am Carlton Hotel South Beach 6:50am Cardozo Hotel 7:15am Leamington Hotel 6:45am Catalina Hotel & Beach Club 6:50am Casa Grande Suite Hotel 7:15am Marriott Biscayne Bay 6:45am Clay Hotel 6:50am Casanova Suites on the Beach 7:15am River Park Hotel & Suites 6:45am Continental South Beach 6:50am Cavalier Hotel 7:15am YVE Hotel 6:45am Courtyard Miami Beach South Beach 6:50am Century Hotel 7:30am Regency Hotel Miami Airport.
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